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The cat is the BOSS the big pup knows it and is trying to teach his cousins how to be nice to the cat so the cat does not slap them in hte face... Scruff knows how to put them in there place.. But pups love to play with Scruffles...
The Akita is a muscular, double-coated dog of ancient Japanese lineage famous for their dignity, courage, and loyalty. In their native land, they're venerated as family protectors and symbols of good health, happiness, and long life.
This proud mamma has been hanging out on the lock by the shop for a few days. Her pup is basically a fuzzy lump has needs near constant supervision.
I came across some more pics of Rio's pups. All 10 piled high sleeping. Hank & Trace can be picked from the bunch, the others we can only guess.
After giving a few away & misfortunate accidents we now have 4 of these pups. (Trace, Molly, Panda & Boz)
This picture was taken before they could see or hear.
Interestingness July 31, 2007
Explore July 28, 2007
This evening at sunset I heard a pack of coyotes howling and then walked up on this sweet pup.
I was shooting an Osprey family and lost track of the time. Needless to say, I was relieved not see the rest of the pack!! — at Palos Forest Preserve.
Sorry I missed yesterday but Pup's been rather unwell ... was all set to take her to the vet today but overnight she's picked up, thank Heavens!
Some sort of tummy bug methinks, but she really went down like a felled oak, needing peace and quiet more than cuddles and suchlike.
Then, this morning, she perked up, went out for her walk in her usual happy way then stole my cup of coffee! I suppose that will help with rehydrating her, at least!
And before you say it, I know that coffee isn't good for dogs, but she's been stealing it for 9 years now, whenever she could get at my mug, ever since she was a tiny puppy ... in fact the first time she got her nose in my coffee mug and drank the lot, after 10 minutes she let forth a huge belch, rattling the windows! She looked horrified at belching, then rather amused with herself! 😁
Elephant seal pup at Point Reyes National Seashore near the historic life boat station. I watched him/her swim up and get onto shore trying to avoid the surf. Those big eyes just make me smile.
We were in La Jolla waiting for sunset to take some long exposure shots of the La Jolla Tidepools when we noticed some sea lion pups playing in the waves. These two seemed to be having a great time playing in the surf and we had fun taking some shots of them before sunset arrived.
Sopwith Pup (9917/G-EBKY), The Shuttleworth Collection. Best of British Airshow, Old Warden, 12th May 2024.
Finally got my hands on a Bronica, and went out and shot two rolls when it was really dark, so I basically trashed 2 full rolls. But thats okay, I was dumb for shooting when it wasn't very light out. Anyway, this was one of the better shots on the roll.
Bronica SQ-A
80mm PS
Fuji 400H
This 50 year old aircraft is parked up at EGKR/KRH having just arrived from a private airfield in Devon 23/06/20
Taken on a great trip to Donna Nook, there were hundreds of seals to be seen from the viewing area. This pup was one of only a few pups outside of this area and was well guarded by its mother and a bull seal. However, there was one, very young pup that had been born on one of the footpaths through the dunes. It was therefore sad to see a number of individuals approaching that pup within touching distance against the advice of the Wildlife Trust and seal wardens on site. What makes this worse is a number of people with long telephoto lens who needn't have approached so close. It was noticeable that the mother of this pup, that was present in the morning, had disappeared by the afternoon. I can only hope that the actions of these few people did not cause the death of such a young seal.
The welfare of any animal should always come before the photo.
NS 2103 is dwarfed by 7227 both with Conrail heritage. Time is short for the pup but the Mac will live to see another rebuild.
Altoona, PA
An alert northern elephant seal pup; spotted among his brethren beached up at the Point Piedras Blancas Sanctuary in coastal California.
The “cute meter” hit an all-time high this morning (April 18), as the meerkat mob at the San Diego Zoo showed off four new additions to the family. Mom Debbie has given birth to four adorable baby meerkats, and the pups have left their den behind to explore the interesting world above ground.
Animal care staff became excited when they realized Debbie was pregnant with a new litter, and they began to diligently monitor her weight to estimate when the pups would arrive. In March, Zoo staff noticed Debbie was spending her time underground, indicating it was time to give birth. Normally, meerkat moms keep their newborns secluded underground for up to a week before allowing them to meet with the rest of the family; however, Debbie surprised everyone by introducing the babies after only three days!
Today, the four youngsters—just a month old—are out of their den playing, eating and exploring their habitat. Animal Care staff explains that in meerkat society, everyone has a job, whether it’s being a sentry or babysitting. Now that the pups are old enough, every member of the family—under the direction of Debbie, of course—will provide the babies with important survival training, including the most important meerkat behavior: digging.
Zoo staff says that, for meerkats raising new pups, it takes a village—or, in this case, a mob. “The rest of the family, made up of older siblings, is also very involved with raising the pups,” says Liz Johnson, keeper. “They are great babysitters and are constantly checking on them. The pups are very vocal, and their siblings are quick to respond if they call out.”
Although their name may cause some confusion, meerkats are not cats. They are a vital, clever and amazing weasel-like animal that is a member of the mongoose family. Wild meerkat populations are currently stable at this time. However, over the past couple of decades, movies and television shows have brought meerkats a lot of attention, with many people wondering if they can keep a meerkat as a pet. Although they may look cute, meerkats—like all wild animals—do not make good pets, and they are illegal to own without the proper permits and licenses.
Zoo guests can see mom Debbie, her four adorable pups and the other 12 members of the mob play, nap and eat in their habitat at the San Diego Zoo.
Each year during the months of November and December grey seals come to the beach of Donna Nook (Lincolnshire - UK) to give birth to their pups. After a week or three, when the pups are weaned, the females are ready to mate, causing bloody fights among the competing bulls.
The area is near an RAF bombing range, but the seals don’t seem to be disturbed by the noise of the planes. They are even doing better than elsewhere in the UK. Donna Nook turns out to be a safe place, and has the best statistics for pup survivals. But Unfortunately there is also a downside: some of the visitors and photographers get too close to the seals, so that the mothers panic and abandon their pups. For that reason we decided to stay in the fenced area and not to go out on the beach. In fact, later we heard from other people that they found quite a few dead pups near the shoreline …
More photos of English wildlife you can find on Green Dreams Photography
Sleeping near a rock, this New Zealand Fur Seal pup has just spotted me walking towards him. Photographed on Pukehina Beach, Bay of Plenty.
Pancake met this gorgeous Australian Shepherd while donating some items to the Kentucky Humane Society today, and what a beautiful blue-eyed pup this was!